Wet Brush

Wet Brush

portalhop2020-05-23T18:06:21.000Z
And my thoughts++
My most used/repurchased highlighter for a natural glow from within is the e.l.f. Illuminating Palette in pic 2 and the BareMinerals radiance powders
Dishnpj2020-05-22T19:29:36.000Z
Some thoughts on Dollar General's Believe Beauty Brand
My teenager was near a DG earlier this week so I finally got to try this brand. Wow. It really is good for a brand at $5 and under. The Skin Finish
10172020-05-22T13:37:58.000Z
A leave in conditioner (GVP for Biolage Con Balm used as a leave in from Sallys) or something like++
Garnier Curl Butter...use one of those (or both if she had crazy thick hair) on sopping wet hair post wash coat. Then use LA Looks Blue Gel or Aussie
AnnaBanana19962020-05-22T01:16:40.000Z
Any suggestions for how to avoid hair getting super tangled?+
My hair is really fine, frizzy, curly, and long, which basically makes it a tangly nightmare. I spend forever in the shower, with conditioner and a we
ziggymama2020-05-08T04:17:16.000Z
Cream blush: I apply a dot, maybe two, of the blush on the face ++
And use a brush to blend up and out. Fave brushes are RT Expert, and the funny Wet n Wild "rose" cream blush brush. You can easily create custom color
10172020-05-07T10:45:16.000Z
A few things that are super easy but will feel high maintance cuz you never had to deal with this++
before: 1) Get a satin pillowcase or sleep in a satin bonnet 2) Wash & condition your hair. Put in a bit of curl cream and gel (go cheap like LA Look
jill92020-04-20T19:36:59.000Z
Tap brush off before applying. I like to layer eye shadow over a matching color liner .+
use an eyeliner brush to apply the powder eye shadow. You could also wet the rbush first too.
10172020-04-09T12:20:00.000Z
Almost exactly like you (2A, very fine hair, wear it in a bob) but mine I either have really really+
fine hair or not that much. I see people like ManesbyMel, who is fun to watch, but says she has fine hair and while I can kind of see it compared to
ziggymama2020-04-02T01:15:00.000Z
Depends on the shadow; here's a technique I picked up here: ++
Foiling Technique (credited to Tagerosan) For applying shimmer/metallic shadow, to increase color/shine, reduce fallout. --Load up both sides of fl
redheadcupcake2020-03-28T14:06:36.000Z
Small alternative to advice below+
-and nothing wrong with that advice it works great- I do like to put my leave-in and curl cream and soaking wet hair then plop, get ready/makeup/whate